Community Music Center Houston

Join us Sunday June 7th at 2pm for the opening of The Annual Legacy Project Exhibition Reception in the Dupree room at the Eldorado Ballroom. At 4pm the Legacy Concert begins upstairs in the Ballroom. Enjoy the Black Music Month celebration honoring artist educators and musicians along with the Firey String Sistas concert.

CALLING ALL VOICES! Come and join an enduring group of singers. No experience needed! Our Vocal Instructor is Ms. Tweed Smith, yes the one from the group War! Her enthusiasm and passion is undeniable! If you are interested in joining, please refer to the flyer for best contact details. We hope to see you soon!

The Musical Truth Community Choir is more than just singing — it’s a space for connection, creativity, healing, and joy. “The People’s Choir”. Whether you’ve been singing your whole life or only in the shower, there’s a place for you here. All backgrounds, ages & voices celebrated.

Musical Truth is directed by The Tweed Smith, the only woman to perform with War, and deserving of her Hollywood Star on the Walk of Fame. This legendary and enthusiastic woman can inspire and motivate anyone to sing. If you’ve ever wanted to sing, build community, and be part of something uplifting, this is your sign to join us.🧡 Let your voice be heard with the Musical Truth Choir at Community Music Center of Houston.

Art, music, and Black culture converge for CMCH’s 11th Annual Legacy Project🖤

Join us Sunday, June 7 at the historic Eldorado Ballroom for a free Black Music Month celebration honoring the artists, educators, and musicians who continue to shape Houston’s Black cultural legacy.
Experience the Texas debut of NYC’s Firey String Sistas, an electrifying ensemble blending jazz, soul, funk, and world music, alongside the opening of the “Music Is My Sanctuary” art exhibition curated by Tierney Malone.
This year’s Legacy honorees include Dr. Anne Lundy, Ruth Stewart, Ina Zellers, and Dr. Gloria Quinlan - four women whose impact continues to inspire generations through music, education, and community.
June 7th, Historic Eldorado Ballroom .ballroom
Art Exhibition: 2-4 PM
Legacy Concert & Awards: 4-6:30 PM
Free & open to the public

Community Music Center of Houston Summer Music Camp is BACK for 2026‼️ JUNE 8 - JUNE 19.

This two-week camp is designed for students in grades k-12 to grow in music, creativity and confidence. Students will explore Instrumental Music, Vocal Training, Performance Skills and Note Reading.

Whether your child is just beginning or already loves music, CMCH Summer Camp creates a fun and encouraging environment for young musicians to learn, collaborate and shine.

Location: Boyton Chapel Methodist Church, Houston TX 77004

Spots are limited - register your student today!

Join us for an afternoon of music as we celebrate the growth of our students at our CMCH Student Recital!

Our students have been working hard all semester and we’re excited to showcase their talent, creativity and dedication on stage from beginner performers to rising young musicians. This recital is a chance to celebrate the power of music and community together.

Sunday May 31st, 3-5pm.
Location: St. Phillip Missionary Baptist Church

Throwback Thursday‼️

Community Music Center of Houston is History! Enjoy this short time capsule of footage from 1984-1991. Our organization is one of the oldest active Black Orchestras in the nation.

Slide 1: 1987- CMCH performs Annual MLK Day Concert
Slide 2: 1988- Ron Scales (one of our founders) and friends
Slide 3: 1990- CMCH Jazz Cross Roads presents an all female contemporary Jazz group Straight Ahead from Detroit Michigan
Slide 4: Performance with Scott Joplin Chamber Orchestra
Slide 5: 1990- Dr. Lundy conducts Houston Symphony and becomes the first black woman to conduct their orchestra.
Slide 6: Dr. Lundy promoting Annual MLK at Maceba Theatre
Slide 7: 1989 - Scott Joplin Chamber Orchestra
Slide 8: 1989- Dr. Lundy Citizen of the Month by Houston Defender
Slide 9: 1990- Piano student in CMCH
Slide 10: 1991- Scott Joplin Chamber Orchestra presents Juneteenth Jubilee
Slide 11: 1990- Violin student in CMCH
Slide 12: 1985- Dr. Lundy teaching students how to play the violin